In a heart-warming display of community spirit and fulfilment, Paul Richardson, a cherished resident at Harrier House Care Home in Hucknall, had his long-cherished wish fulfilled through the home’s Make a Wish program. On Saturday, February 17th, 2024, Paul experienced the thrill of attending a live football match, watching his beloved Nottingham Forest face off against West Ham United.
Kathleen Bradley (80), affectionately known as Pat, has long dreamed of returning to Salou in Spain, a place filled with cherished memories shared with her late husband, Ken.
As part of Chetwynd House Care Home’s Make a Wish initiative, which encourages over 500 residents to share their wishes, no matter how big or small, Pat wrote her wish down and placed it in the homes Magic Wishing Well with everyone else’s, not thinking it would ever become a reality. Every month at least one resident is picked at random to see their wish come true.
Paul Richardson (83) who currently resides at Harrier House Care Home in Hucknall made a wish he never thought would come true.
As part of Harrier House Care Home’s Make a Wish initiative, which encourages over 500 residents to share their wishes, no matter how big or small, Paul, who spent many years as a reporter for the Notts Evening Post and a devoted Notts Forest supporter, expressed his desire to attend one last live football match accompanied by his sons and to introduce his granddaughter Izzy to her first ever live game. With the dedicated support of Toni, the Activity & Wellbeing Lead at Harrier House, Paul’s wish is about to become a reality.
Local Care Home ensures Christmas Wishes really do come true as one resident’s lifelong dream became a reality.
Harrier House Care Home has sorn to new heights over the last year with its successful and heart-warming Make a Wish program. One resident whose Christmas wish was granted through the program is Margaret ‘Rosaline’ O’Brian (96) who relished in the magic of Christmas as her lifelong dream and a heart-warming Christmas wish came true. An audience with Sir Tom Jones.
The Old Vicarage Care Home in Clay Cross has been granting residents’ wishes all year long, soaring to new heights with helicopter rides and childhood seaside adventures. With the heartwarming success of its Make A Wish program, two residents, Ann and Janice, saw their festive dreams come to life with an enchanting visit to the famous Chatsworth House at Christmas.
The culinary spirit was alive and thriving at Chetwynd House Care Home in Beeston as residents and team members came together for an exhilarating Ready, Steady, Cook style competition. The event showcased the talents of two dynamic teams: the “Red Tomatoes” and the “Green Peppers.”
Kiwi House Care Home in Alvaston, Derby has sorn to new heights this year with its successful and heartwarming Make a Wish program. One resident whose Christmas wish was granted through the Make A Wish program. Betty, with her simple yet heartfelt wish to lay her eyes on a real reindeer at Christmas, experienced a magical day filled with wonder and joy.
Chetwynd House Care Home in Chilwell, Nottingham has sorn to new heights this year with its successful and heartwarming Make a Wish program with Biker Meets and Personal Shopping Trips. One resident whose Christmas wish was granted through the Make A Wish program is Joan, with her simple yet heartfelt wish to lay her eyes on a real reindeer at Christmas, experienced a magical day filled with wonder and joy.
Bowood Court Care Home in Redditch is aglow with the spirit of the season as residents recently had their wishes granted through the Adept Care Homes’ Make A Wish program. This heartwarming initiative, which encourages residents to dream big, recently fulfilled the collective wish of multiple residents who yearned to “Go Christmas Shopping Like We Used to Do!” Over 500 residents at Adept Care Homes participate in this program, contributing to a magical atmosphere of joy and hope.
Residents at Moat House Care Home in Burbage recently had their Christmas Wish granted through the Moat House ‘Make A Wish’ program, as they embarked on a magical journey to the Coombe Abbey Winter Light Trail 2023. Organized by the dedicated Activities Team, fondly known as ‘The Moat House Elves,’ this enchanting experience illuminated the lives of multiple residents and brought the spirit of joy and wonder to the festive season.
As part of the Make a Wish initiative, which encourages over 100 residents to share their wishes, no matter how big or small, later the wishes are placed in the homes Magic Wishing Well and every month at least one resident is picked at random to see their wish come true.
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